Einhorn’s Idea Is a Needlessly Convoluted Catalyst for Apple Inc. (AAPL)

The other huge factor likely playing into Apple’s seemingly low valuation is that it lost its “revolutionary” premium since Steve Jobs’ passing. I can understand a temporary loss of faith from investors, but let’s not lose sight of the fact that this is the company that changed the music industry, went on to revolutionize the smartphone industry, and then gave birth to the tablet industry.

That said, the market may be underestimating Apple’s future ability to revolutionize another industry and create a new paradigm. Do investors really think Apple is out of ideas to create real value? I’m pretty sure those investors are going to be mistaken in the years ahead.

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